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Two websites · Laundry

Wasserij Lividus: business and private, each their own home.

One company, two kinds of customers. I built two sites side by side: wasserijlividus.nl for business and wasstrijkservicezeist.nl for private customers.

The situation

Two kinds of customers, one company

Lividus is a laundry in Zeist that started over after a fire and is running at full speed again. They serve two very different groups: business clients such as hospitality, healthcare and holiday parks, and private customers who have their laundry picked up and delivered.

Those two groups search differently, read differently and want different things. One site for both would not really fit either of them. So it became two.

What I built

Two sites that point to each other

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    Two sites, each with its own front door

    One site for the business side: laundry for hospitality, healthcare and holiday parks. And one site for private customers who want their laundry picked up and returned ironed. Same company, same people, but every visitor lands on the page that is meant for them.

  2. 2

    The real story, with real photos

    Lividus started over after a fire and is running at full speed again. That story is simply on the site, told factually. And every photo comes from their own laundry, no stock images.

  3. 3

    A contact form that reaches them directly

    Each site has its own contact form. A request goes straight to Lividus, so they can respond right away.

The top of wasserijlividus.nl, with the Dutch heading Wassen voor horeca, zorg en vakantie.
wasserijlividus.nl, the business side (in Dutch).
The top of wasstrijkservicezeist.nl, with the Dutch heading Jouw was, schoon weer thuis.
wasstrijkservicezeist.nl, the private side (in Dutch).

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